Lead SDET (Hybrid)
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The Lead SDET develops software, frameworks, and automation tools to ensure end-to-end quality for the customers applications. This role emphasizes continuous learning, quality engineering, and cross-functional collaboration. The ideal candidate is a strong communicator, team leader, and mentor who can guide the team toward achieving the company’s vision., * Design and implement automation frameworks to improve quality and deployment speed.
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Analyze code flow and interactions across processes.
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Document processes and recommend improvements.
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Manage and track user issues; troubleshoot bugs across mobile, desktop, and web platforms.
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Execute and maintain automated tests; debug scripts.
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Participate in planning meetings and provide technical feedback.
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Perform other duties as assigned.
Requirements
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Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field (or equivalent experience).
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5+ years in software development/testing, with a focus on web and the mobile applications is a plus.
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Strong foundation in object-oriented principles, algorithms, and problem-solving.
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Proficiency in JavaScript/TypeScript.
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Expertise in TDD, BDD, and testing patterns.
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Experience designing and implementing test strategies for complex applications.
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Strong communication and leadership skills.
Familiarity with Continuous Integration and best coding practices. * Experience with pipeline-as-code and GitHub Actions.
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Knowledge of LambdaTest, TestRail, and data-driven testing.
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Mobile testing and automation frameworks.
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